4.5
Ann Guay Tiew Kua Gai
Now open 14:00-23:00
Wat Mangkon 9 Min Blue-Line MRT
Sam Yot 1 km Blue-Line MRT
419 Luang Road, Bangkok
- No. 6 of 50 in A Guide to the Best Street Food in Bangkok
- 2'210 RatingsGoogle 4.4 TripAdvisor 4.5
Reviews Ann Guay Tiew Kua Gai
The fried noodles at Ann Guay Tiew Kua Gai are a standout, offering a distinctive wok hay flavor that leaves you craving more. The fried wontons are also a highlight, being light and delicious. It's easy to overindulge, so pace yourself to fully enjoy the meal. Arriving early is advisable as the restaurant quickly fills up, but the experience is worth the effort.
I was initially skeptical about the crispy noodles, but they turned out to be fantastic, especially at such a reasonable price point of 50 - 100 baht. The fried noodles with chicken and runny egg deserve a perfect rating. While the crispy chicken skin and fried wontons were decent, they're not essential. Overall, the flavor of the dishes is impressive, making it a highly recommended dining experience in Bangkok.
Having visited Ann Guay Tiew Kua Gai multiple times, I can confidently say it's the best place for fried noodles in Bangkok. There's usually a small queue due to its well-deserved Michelin recognition, but it's worth the wait. The service is swift, and the food is freshly prepared. The signature dish is a must-try, and the fried wontons provide a delightful crispy touch. The combination of flavors and reasonable prices make it a favorite.
Ann Guay Tiew Kua Gai is a must-visit spot in Bangkok, acclaimed by the Michelin guide and cherished by locals. The restaurant offers a simple yet clean setting, and the staff's friendliness makes you feel right at home. The star of the menu is undoubtedly the fried noodles, bursting with flavor and a distinctive wok hay aroma. While the soup was not as impressive, the fresh juice was a delightful complement to the meal. Affordable prices and outstanding quality make this place a true gem.
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